Guest guest Report post Posted April 20, 2010 Swami's response to Snaskrit puzzle: It comes from Dhyanam, to meditate upon. > Namaste > > Question from club > > Dear friends, > > I don't understand the gramatical form 'dhyAyed' in the Chandi Chapter 4 > meditation. How is it constructed, is is from the verb 'dhyai'? I know it is > only a detail, but sometimes understanding details helps a lot in overcoming > other hurdles. Any help would be greatly appreciated, > > with love, > Henny > , William Kvashay <wekvashay wrote: > > Dear Henny, > > I believe it is an optative 3rd person singular form of dyai - to meditate, meaning " one should meditate " or " one ought to meditate. "  Usually when a verb ends in -et or -ed that's whats indicated. I saw this form also in the Rama Raksa Stotram hymn for protection meditation also. > > Take care, Bill > > > > > ________________________________ > jaisanatanimaa <jaisanatanimaa > > Sun, April 18, 2010 7:33:04 AM > [www.ShreeMaa.org] question about puzzle in Sanskrit > >  > Dear friends, > > I don't understand the gramatical form 'dhyAyed' in the Chandi Chapter 4 meditation. How is it constructed, is is from the verb 'dhyai'? I know it is only a detail, but sometimes understanding details helps a lot in overcoming other hurdles. Any help would be greatly appreciated, > > with love, > Henny > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
